One of about 15 different vertical drama versions of the web novel "Qian Qi Gong Lve: Fu Xian Sheng Pian Yao Chong Wo" by Er Qiao (Ex-Wife Strategy/Penny/Love on the Edge of Divorce). This version is one of the best versions of this novel.
Link to novel (note you will need to use google translate to convert to English - pronouns and idioms will not…
No problem - if you ever want to find a web novel in the future just copy the Chinese name/author of the novel as they appears above (i.e., 笼中雀：惹上偏执兄长逃不掉 鸾镜) into your browser, you may have to use google translate on results to determine which are links to the novel versus the drama or reviews of the novel.
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This list is fabulous! Thanks for pulling this together. I've watched several dramas that have multiple versions but rarely find a list that has compiled them all.
I have been highly curious as to why so many different vertical drama versions of the same novel are made seemingly around the same time. Have you run across anything that explains why so many vertical dramas are made from the same novel? (Not that I haven't completely enjoyed watching the various versions of a novel - think I watched over 10 different versions of both Prince of Beijing and Prince Too Wild...)
Looks like there is a full version of He Falls For Her (the Wang Yi Lei version) on Facebook. Type 撒娇女人最好命 into your browser and it should be one of the videos that pops up.
Thanks for the tip. Someone asks on reddit so I shared the dramabox tip.How many versions have you watched? Which…
Looks like there is a full version of He Falls For Her (the Wang Yi Lei version) on Facebook. Type 撒娇女人最好命 into your browser and it should be one of the videos that pops up.
Hopefully by the end of the drama we are given an explanation that ties up all the loose ends in an logical fashion. Glad the show isn't taking itself too serious.
or YT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OE88N7s7wU
https://kisskh.at/785594-you-re-mine
https://kisskh.at/783516-chong-sheng-hou-wo-cheng-le-pian-zhi-da-lao-di-yao-yin
Link to Love on the Edge of Divorce.
https://kisskh.at/770343-ai-zai-li-hun-jin-xing-shi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiyHvkahUOo
https://www.52shuku.vip/yanqing/b/bjQJR.html
I have been highly curious as to why so many different vertical drama versions of the same novel are made seemingly around the same time. Have you run across anything that explains why so many vertical dramas are made from the same novel? (Not that I haven't completely enjoyed watching the various versions of a novel - think I watched over 10 different versions of both Prince of Beijing and Prince Too Wild...)
subs looked good in this version
https://www.52shuku.vip/yanqing/03_b/bjVL2.html